New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
MIR. MARTIN REPUDIA TED.
THE ST. STEPHENS COMMITTEES ACTION.
PoCKETBoOKs STILL TO BE LEFT AT HoME-A
LIVELY MEETING.

pOCKETBOOKs STILL TO BE LEFT AT HoME-A
LIVELY MEETING.
The excitement In st. stephens parish yesterday in
seouencc OF Michael Martins outspoken declaration for
neaco was almost as great rs that which pre-
vailed on the day OF DIT. MeGlynns removal
Mr. Martin had been one OF the foremost
IN eohng for the reinstatement OF Dr. McGynn and MS
change OF attitude complete surprise Many OF the
p,rsbouers were highly indignant and denounced Mr.
Mr,,n In unmea,ured terms One old gentleman was
rv tba, he actually talked of thrashing him. Mr. Mar
I'm who IL nearly six feet tall and weighs good deal
~ 600 took all the threats aud in good natured
way assuring those who disagreed with him that they
would all think he did in a week or so.
II was at the meeting OF the Pensioners committee In
the evening he taken to task most seriously In
fact at time looked If there would be more than
a war OF words The meeting held In the house OF
Miss Murphy. No. 204 East Thirty ninthst This
fact and the presence OF ladies prevented
any outbreak hut did not shut ont the vest kind
OF discussion. 1t o'clock when Chairman Feeney
called the meeting ORDER and by that time the paror
was filled with and men, the former being largely
in the majority Mr. Martin himself present, and in
response to an inquiry replied that anything in THE TRIB
UNE about him correct and that he was there to
stand by 1t. This caused chorus Of indignation
and Mr. Mccarthy attempted to read him a lecture for
was finally cut short by Mr. Martin saying: 81 don't
know you sir at all For Heavens sake keep the peace
Things began to look squally. when Mr. Feeney inter
by remarkng that Ether wns Of
about the proposed entertainment n aa OF ine
appointed to wait upon the Common Council regard
the affair reported that while the Aldermen all will
rule to take any action as body After some discussion
it was decided to have lecture Instead ola musical en-
tanmcnt Mt first proposed and that 1t should be gwen
in Cooper Union some evening next week The lecturer
ha. not YET been selected Dr. Carey said that he had
Father McGlynn yesterday. He added:
founu think IL will long time
ate G before he undertakes any long voyage '''
These remarks produced expressions Of sympathy from
Mr. Martin and attempted to move that the resol
o the en to TO shSpc er
He had not uttered two sentences before he was inter
Ts "oi D a this hns in M way he went on
We expect to have DIR. McGlynn back again"
~very we'll he added & but il we keep back our
money there will be church for him to return to- The
Never mind the debt" said Mr. Ryan and several
told simply to make his motion. He did 1t was sec
ondcd and then Miss McCafray routed him complete
out y of '' order since the resolutions wcr1
The debt question was answered by Miss Grove, who
marked that 1t would soon be PAID when Dr. Mc"iyhh
We'll" retored Mr. Martin, all that have to say Is
that in fory-eght hours you'll all think a do NOBODY
chopfaen crowd" The ladies let il be known that thoy
did not agree with him. Mr.. McDerm0tt tried To pour oil
on the troubled waters. he said. by speech
that could have been heard mile away: II
fairly shook the building. but II was well received He
declared that Archbishop Corrigan had exceeded his
authority that he ought 10 he transferred from his pre-
sent position and sent 10 Baltimore or some far.away
charge He wanted the committee Ia let Mr. Martin
speak but the rest would not have H. and 80 MT Martin
had 10 content himself with interfering his remarks
opportunity presented He Insisted that nlnetehths 4i
the parish were with him, but the statement was nd
icued
Finally the test came TO how the committee really
stood when Miss McCaray proposed that the parishinn
should he advised To stand by the resolutions and
leave their pocketboOks at home All voted In favor
Of this but Mr.. Martin secretary McAulinc and two
other gentlemen who did not want their names men
toned
The fund IL growing steadily DR. Shrady said yestcr-
DAY that Dr. McGlynD doing well. but had not yet
started work his statement. Father Donnely still re-
ma ms AT ST. Stephens Archbishop COrrgan had mum
Der OF visitors wish him pleasant voyage 70 the Ba
haIDas, for which he will sail to-day.